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➡️ The registration for today's event devoted to our 5th anniversary is open, and you still have a chance to join us. If you're interested in this opportunity, remember to REGISTER. We gonna start at 18:30 (GMT+3).

#LETsSpeak_Event 🪩 Join us for a special anniversary event to relive the best moments, share stories and just have a great time with the LET'S SPEAK English Club community. 📋 AGENDA 🔹 Warming up 🔹 Creating memes 🔹 Participating in a speaking activity Our meetup will take place on July 17 at 18:30 (GMT+3). If you're ready to participate in all activities and bravely interact with others, click REGISTER on our community page. If you're a newcomer, you need to join us first. 📌 We'll send an invitation email with an MS Teams link to the first 20 people on the event's day. The recommended English level for participation is A2-B1. Feel free to ask questions in our cozy chat ❓

⌛ And the winners are… Congratulations to @juliarvt, @botapen, @Tanu6aT! Thank you to everyone who took the time to share their stories with us. It was truly heartwarming to read each one. Even though we're all from different cities and countries, it's incredible how life brought us together in this community. 💝 The winners have earned a 1-on-1 meeting with one of our community moderators. We'll start reaching out next week to arrange the details – so stay tuned! And the fun doesn't stop there – don't miss our Monday announcement about a special event. Enjoy your weekend, and see you soon 😉

#LETsSpeak_NativeVSyou Even when people speak the same language, they each have unique ways of expressing themselves. Probably you also noticed specific speech patterns, choice of vocabulary that we, the moderators, use during our sessions. We've collected some examples and incorporated it into our regular rubric Native VS You 🙌 Check it out and let us know if you noticed us using these patterns 🧐

We often say that every member is an integral part of the LET'S SPEAK community – and it's absolutely true! With each session, we get to know you a little better. But we, the community moderators, don't always share much about ourselves, even though you ask sometimes. So today, to mark our anniversary, we'd like to turn the spotlight around and share a few of our favorites – including a film or TV show, a book, a YouTube video or channel and one piece of advice for learning English 💡 📚 Alena ➖ Film/TV show – Peaky blinders ➖ Book – "Gone with the wind" by Margaret Mitchell ➖ YouTube video/channel – 1.5 HOUR English Conversation Lesson ➖ Advice for learning English – As you know, practice makes perfect. Find opportunities to speak English daily: find your English study buddy, attend speaking clubs or just open IELTS speaking questions and chat with yourself. 📚 Mariia ➖ Film/TV show – Ted Lasso ➖ Book – "Flowers for Algernon" by Daniel Keyes ➖ YouTube video/channel – ADHD & How Anyone Can Improve Their Focus ➖ Advice for learning English – Find any article, well-written story, decoded TED podcast and LEARN BY HEART. Start with reading it out-loud, translating, retelling and finally learning. You'll notice your progress soon, I promise. 📚 Polina ➖ Film/TV show – The Four Seasons and The Studio ➖ Book – All of Jules Verne ➖ YouTube video/channel – For a serious learning experience – 10 ESSENTIAL ENGLISH ADJECTIVES TO DESCRIBE PEOPLE, or just for fun and for listening to a real conversation in English Good Hang with Amy Poehler ➖ Advice for learning English – One of the things that best helped me learn and kinda feel the language is watching movies, interviews, TV shows in the original. At first, it was tough – I struggled a lot and even gave up a few times because I couldn’t relax while watching. But there's such a joyful feeling when you suddenly use a phrase or structure you never officially learned – it just pops into your head because you heard it once in a show, and it somehow stuck with you. We tried to choose things that are useful, but honestly? We just genuinely enjoyed them and thought you might too. Let us know if you've already seen or read any of them – or what your own current favorites are! 💜

#LETsSpeak_WordOfTheDay We believe that this word can describe our community in full, we engage, share common interests and goals and support each other ✨

LET'S SPEAK English Club turns 5! 🎉 Wow, it feels like just yesterday we were running our very first events, writing our first posts and building this cozy community from scratch. Time flies when you're having fun, right? 🤭 We want to say a HUGE thank you to all of you – the most incredible and bravest! 💜 Despite the fears and all the excuses, you're here, learning English. You're the heart and soul of this community, and we couldn't have done it without you. To celebrate, we've got a contest for you! Share your story in the comments by Thursday (July 10), end of the day: ✍️ How did you first hear about LET'S SPEAK English Club? ✍️ And/Or, how did your very first event with us go? There are no rules for size or format – just make sure it's in English. On Friday (July 11), we'll randomly pick 3 winners, and there'll be cozy prizes waiting for you! 🎁 But that's not all – this week is going to be full of special posts dedicated to our 5-year journey. So stay tuned, react and drop your comments!